Trade minister calls on U.S. to drop steel tariffs

Trade minister calls on U.S. to drop steel tariffs

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese trade minister Takeo Hiranuma (L) shakes hands with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick at his ministry in Tokyo on April 11 prior to their talks. Hiranuma called on the United States to drop its emergency tariffs on steel imports from Japan and other countries.

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